The mission of the Code Enforcement Division is to enforce The City of Peachtree Corners ordinances in order to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the community. Click the link to read about Code Enforcement and common code violations.
Waste Management is the exclusive municipal solid waste hauler for residents and businesses in the city. Click the link to read more about trash pickup and recycling in Peachtree Corners.
Planning is responsible for formulating policy recommendations and programs to guide future growth and development in the City, and Zoning governs the specific use, height, area of land and density of development allowed on a property. Click the link to read more on our Planning & Zoning page.
The mayor and six council members provide the political leadership of the city. Click the link to learn more about the mayor and City Council.
This division manages all the capital improvement projects (CIP) and manages traffic signals for the city. Click the link to read about current and completed capital improvement projects.
Among other duties, the Revenue Division processes applications for business licenses, alcohol licenses, and other permits depending on the type of business being operated. Click the link to see a list of business licenses that have been issued.
Community Events is responsible for planning and executing events held at the Town Green, City Hall, Innovation Center, and the upcoming venue at Curiosity Corner. Click the link to learn more about the city's special events.
The City Manager is the Chief Executive Officer of the City, responsible to City Council for the management of all City affairs. Click the link to learn more about the office of the City Manager.
The Communications and Public Affairs Department maintains the city’s website, calendar, and social media channels, creates e-newsletters, brochures, and issues press releases. As the Public Relations branch of the City, the department assists City Administration and Departments in communicating the goals and activities of the city government to the public. The Department is also responsible for the supervision of all special events that are hosted by the City throughout the year. Click the link to learn more about the Communications Department.
This division maintains roadways, signs, and rights-of-way, and oversees various permits related to road closures and rights-of-way encroachments.
Founded on July 1, 2012, the City of Peachtree Corners is home to over 42,000 residents living in about a 16-square-mile section of Gwinnett County. Click the link to learn more about the City.
The Marketing division manages the city's websites and creates digital content for the web, digital signage, mobile app, and print media. It also maintains the city's online calendar.
Under general administrative direction, the Deputy City Manager performs highly responsible and complex management and administrative duties and undertakes a variety of special projects for the City Manager. Click the link to learn more about the Deputy City Manager.
The Building Division serves to protect the welfare of the public through interpretation and enforcement of the Georgia State Building, Mechanical, Plumbing, and Electrical Codes, as well as other applicable regulations. The permitting process typically includes application for permit, building plan review, and inspection of projects from beginning of construction to issuance of a certificate of occupancy. Click the link to read more about Permitting and Inspections.
The City Marshal’s Office was created to be a resource for filling gaps in services between the City’s Code Enforcement Officers and those of the Gwinnett County Police Department (GCPD). GCPD however, will continue to serve as the first-line policing agency for the City of Peachtree Corners and will continue to lead all emergency response, dispatch, and 911 services. In the event of any emergency, residents should always dial 911. Click the link to learn more about the City Marshals.
This division performs functions related to plan review, land development, stormwater management, land disturbance, plats, and more. Click the link to learn about the city's Land Development division.
The City Marshal’s Office was created to be a resource for filling gaps in services between the City’s Code Enforcement Officers and those of the Gwinnett County Police Department (GCPD). GCPD however, will continue to serve as the first-line policing agency for the City of Peachtree Corners and will continue to lead all emergency response, dispatch, and 911 services. In the event of any emergency, residents should always dial 911. Click the link to learn more about the City Marshals.
The City Attorney serves as the chief legal advisor to the City, and provides legal services to the City Council, the City Manager, City departments, and employees. Click the link to learn more about the City Attorney.
The principal activities of the Municipal Court include:
- Adjudicate all alleged violations of Peachtree Corners environmental, building and development codes.
- Hold bench trials for those defendants who have pleaded "not guilty." A bench trial is heard by a Judge as opposed to a jury. Jury trials are held in Gwinnett County State Court.
- Maintain complete and accurate records of all court proceedings.
Click the link to read about Court Services for the city.
Curiosity Lab at Peachtree Corners is a city owned and operated living laboratory designed specifically as a proving ground for technology that has "graduated" from a closed laboratory environment. Here technology companies of all sizes are invited to test, demo and deploy new concepts. Click the link to learn more about Curiosity Lab.
This division maintains compliance with Federal and State regulations for municipal operations.
The Director of Administrative Services acts as the Finance Director and head of Human Resources.
The Human Resources division handles all personnel matters for the city.
This division manages the City’s NPDES MS4 permits through the Georgia EPD, and it is responsible for managing all of the stormwater infrastructure. It is also responsible for the enforcement of environmental regulations, and for the City's compliance with Clean Water Act requirements & all other federal/state stormwater regulations. Click the link to read more about the city's Stormwater Management Program.
This division develops and maintains global relationships that position Peachtree Corners as a connected innovation hub. Coordinates collaboration with international cities, trade organizations, and innovation ecosystems to promote cross-border investment, knowledge exchange, and cultural engagement.
The Peachtree Corners IT Department manages core municipal technology, data security, and communication systems, while its primary distinction is the complex technical oversight of the Curiosity Lab. This dual role requires it to maintain an advanced smart city network, including specialized IoT and C-V2X infrastructure, to support both standard city services and the real-world testing of emerging technologies by external partners.
Among the duties of the Director of Public Works and Engineering is maintaining roadways, traffic signals, signs, and rights-of-way within the city limits. Click the link to learn more about the Public Works and Engineering Department.
The Director of Economic Development leads strategic initiatives that drive business growth, innovation, and investment within the City of Peachtree Corners. Oversees programs that enhance the city’s economic vitality, attract new companies, and support sustainable community development aligned with the city’s long-term vision. Click the link to learn more about economic development in Peachtree Corners.
The City of Peachtree Corners provides police services through private/public partnerships and intergovernmental agreements with other governmental agencies including Gwinnett County. Click to learn more about Police Services.
The City of Peachtree Corners Community Development Department works with residents, developers, the City Council, the Planning Commission, the Zoning Board of Appeals, and the Downtown Development Authority to carry out long-range city planning initiatives, land development, building construction, and code compliance. Click the link to learn more about the Community Development Department.
The City of Peachtree Corners provides fire and emergency services through private/public partnerships and intergovernmental agreements with other governmental agencies including Gwinnett County. Click to learn more about Fire and Emergency Services.
This division focuses on building strong relationships with existing businesses to support their success and long-term presence in Peachtree Corners. Identifies challenges and opportunities through direct outreach, helping companies access city resources, partnerships, and workforce solutions to foster continued growth.
The Finance Department of the City of Peachtree Corners provides a range of financial services including budgeting, auditing, accounts payable, payroll, forecasting, and financial analysis. Click the link to read more about the Finance Department and its Director.
Among other duties, the City Clerk preserves and provides public access to the City's official and historical records. Click the link to learn more about the City Clerk's Office.
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The mission of the Code Enforcement Division is to enforce The City of Peachtree Corners ordinances in order to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the community. Click the link to read about Code Enforcement and common code violations.
Waste Management is the exclusive municipal solid waste hauler for residents and businesses in the city. Click the link to read more about trash pickup and recycling in Peachtree Corners.
Planning is responsible for formulating policy recommendations and programs to guide future growth and development in the City, and Zoning governs the specific use, height, area of land and density of development allowed on a property. Click the link to read more on our Planning & Zoning page.
The mayor and six council members provide the political leadership of the city. Click the link to learn more about the mayor and City Council.
This division manages all the capital improvement projects (CIP) and manages traffic signals for the city. Click the link to read about current and completed capital improvement projects.
Among other duties, the Revenue Division processes applications for business licenses, alcohol licenses, and other permits depending on the type of business being operated. Click the link to see a list of business licenses that have been issued.
Community Events is responsible for planning and executing events held at the Town Green, City Hall, Innovation Center, and the upcoming venue at Curiosity Corner. Click the link to learn more about the city's special events.
The City Manager is the Chief Executive Officer of the City, responsible to City Council for the management of all City affairs. Click the link to learn more about the office of the City Manager.
The Communications and Public Affairs Department maintains the city’s website, calendar, and social media channels, creates e-newsletters, brochures, and issues press releases. As the Public Relations branch of the City, the department assists City Administration and Departments in communicating the goals and activities of the city government to the public. The Department is also responsible for the supervision of all special events that are hosted by the City throughout the year. Click the link to learn more about the Communications Department.
This division maintains roadways, signs, and rights-of-way, and oversees various permits related to road closures and rights-of-way encroachments.
Founded on July 1, 2012, the City of Peachtree Corners is home to over 42,000 residents living in about a 16-square-mile section of Gwinnett County. Click the link to learn more about the City.
The Marketing division manages the city's websites and creates digital content for the web, digital signage, mobile app, and print media. It also maintains the city's online calendar.
Under general administrative direction, the Deputy City Manager performs highly responsible and complex management and administrative duties and undertakes a variety of special projects for the City Manager. Click the link to learn more about the Deputy City Manager.
The Building Division serves to protect the welfare of the public through interpretation and enforcement of the Georgia State Building, Mechanical, Plumbing, and Electrical Codes, as well as other applicable regulations. The permitting process typically includes application for permit, building plan review, and inspection of projects from beginning of construction to issuance of a certificate of occupancy. Click the link to read more about Permitting and Inspections.
The City Marshal’s Office was created to be a resource for filling gaps in services between the City’s Code Enforcement Officers and those of the Gwinnett County Police Department (GCPD). GCPD however, will continue to serve as the first-line policing agency for the City of Peachtree Corners and will continue to lead all emergency response, dispatch, and 911 services. In the event of any emergency, residents should always dial 911. Click the link to learn more about the City Marshals.
This division performs functions related to plan review, land development, stormwater management, land disturbance, plats, and more. Click the link to learn about the city's Land Development division.
The City Marshal’s Office was created to be a resource for filling gaps in services between the City’s Code Enforcement Officers and those of the Gwinnett County Police Department (GCPD). GCPD however, will continue to serve as the first-line policing agency for the City of Peachtree Corners and will continue to lead all emergency response, dispatch, and 911 services. In the event of any emergency, residents should always dial 911. Click the link to learn more about the City Marshals.
The City Attorney serves as the chief legal advisor to the City, and provides legal services to the City Council, the City Manager, City departments, and employees. Click the link to learn more about the City Attorney.
The principal activities of the Municipal Court include:
Click the link to read about Court Services for the city.
Curiosity Lab at Peachtree Corners is a city owned and operated living laboratory designed specifically as a proving ground for technology that has "graduated" from a closed laboratory environment. Here technology companies of all sizes are invited to test, demo and deploy new concepts. Click the link to learn more about Curiosity Lab.
This division maintains compliance with Federal and State regulations for municipal operations.
The Director of Administrative Services acts as the Finance Director and head of Human Resources.
The Human Resources division handles all personnel matters for the city.
This division manages the City’s NPDES MS4 permits through the Georgia EPD, and it is responsible for managing all of the stormwater infrastructure. It is also responsible for the enforcement of environmental regulations, and for the City's compliance with Clean Water Act requirements & all other federal/state stormwater regulations. Click the link to read more about the city's Stormwater Management Program.
This division develops and maintains global relationships that position Peachtree Corners as a connected innovation hub. Coordinates collaboration with international cities, trade organizations, and innovation ecosystems to promote cross-border investment, knowledge exchange, and cultural engagement.
The Peachtree Corners IT Department manages core municipal technology, data security, and communication systems, while its primary distinction is the complex technical oversight of the Curiosity Lab. This dual role requires it to maintain an advanced smart city network, including specialized IoT and C-V2X infrastructure, to support both standard city services and the real-world testing of emerging technologies by external partners.
Among the duties of the Director of Public Works and Engineering is maintaining roadways, traffic signals, signs, and rights-of-way within the city limits. Click the link to learn more about the Public Works and Engineering Department.
The Director of Economic Development leads strategic initiatives that drive business growth, innovation, and investment within the City of Peachtree Corners. Oversees programs that enhance the city’s economic vitality, attract new companies, and support sustainable community development aligned with the city’s long-term vision. Click the link to learn more about economic development in Peachtree Corners.
The City of Peachtree Corners provides police services through private/public partnerships and intergovernmental agreements with other governmental agencies including Gwinnett County. Click to learn more about Police Services.
The City of Peachtree Corners Community Development Department works with residents, developers, the City Council, the Planning Commission, the Zoning Board of Appeals, and the Downtown Development Authority to carry out long-range city planning initiatives, land development, building construction, and code compliance. Click the link to learn more about the Community Development Department.
The City of Peachtree Corners provides fire and emergency services through private/public partnerships and intergovernmental agreements with other governmental agencies including Gwinnett County. Click to learn more about Fire and Emergency Services.
This division focuses on building strong relationships with existing businesses to support their success and long-term presence in Peachtree Corners. Identifies challenges and opportunities through direct outreach, helping companies access city resources, partnerships, and workforce solutions to foster continued growth.
The Finance Department of the City of Peachtree Corners provides a range of financial services including budgeting, auditing, accounts payable, payroll, forecasting, and financial analysis. Click the link to read more about the Finance Department and its Director.
Among other duties, the City Clerk preserves and provides public access to the City's official and historical records. Click the link to learn more about the City Clerk's Office.